Start from the buyer's point of view when you go to resell it.

Hold on John, Anytime you buy from some and resell to another you are ostensibly brokering a deal.

Secrets are to get people to buy into the product.If you look on Ebay you can often find people reselling systems they bought for pennies on the dollar.

So the street could be removed, since the county doesn't really maintain it.. maybe.There are other streets that parallel this street to still connect the north and south streets.I am thinking if over time i could just buy up the street, that i could resell or redevelop in the future.

Overestimate your expenses and how long things will take, and underestimate how much you'll get when you resell.

It's almost like they're "reselling" it to us for current market value, plus the add'l amount we owe (which, in fact, does include the interest we haven't paid for the last 3 yrs from the time we re-fi'd).

So you have a joint venture agreement with the seller, fix the property up, resell it, get a JV Fee of say $10,000, and the heirs get the balance.

Are you referring to the fact that reselling a MH inside a trust will not circumvent the need for an investor to get licensed as a Dealer if his/her state has a cap per consecutive 12 months OR is using trusts strictly forbidden under these acts?? 

Close with the seller yourself and then resell to an end buyer with a totally separate closingEither way, there will be attorneys involved.

Ezinwanne Hawkins, I got a deal similar to yours.The owner bought the property for $12K...thinking he could rehab and resell it.